Wednesday, September 9th TV listings for Turner Classic Movies Canada
The Three Musketeers (1948)
Swordsmen Athos (Van Heflin), Porthos, Aramis and D'Artagnan (Gene Kelly) foil a plot against the king by Lady de Winter (Lana Turner) and Richelieu (Vincent Price).
The Pirate (1948)
An actor (Gene Kelly) woos a Caribbean islander (Judy Garland) by posing as the pirate (Walter Slezak) of her dreams.
Clip of Judy Garland and Gene Kelly in "For Me and My Gal"; host George Murphy.
Look in Any Window (1961)
A teenager's parents finally realize how bad their home life is when their son is arrested for prowling.
Fingers at the Window (1942)
During a spree of axe murders in Chicago, Oliver sees a sinister figure following Edwina, and escorts her home. As he keeps watch, Oliver spots the man with an axe and tries to catch him to claim a reward.
The Window (1949)
A boy (Bobby Driscoll) sees a murder in his New York tenement, but his parents (Barbara Hale, Arthur Kennedy) do not believe him.
Rear Window (1954)
Sitting in a wheelchair, his leg in a cast, a photographer (James Stewart) spies on courtyard neighbors and sees a murder.
Obsession (1949)
A London psychiatrist suspects that his wife is having yet another affair; when he confirms it, he takes her lover prisoner and taunts his wife about the other man's condition.
You Never Can Tell (1951)
A poisoned German shepherd dog returns to Earth as a man (Dick Powell) to find the killer (Charles Drake).
Umberto D (1952)
A lonely old man struggles to maintain his dignity while leading a meager existence with his dog as his only companion.
The Artist (2011)
The arrival of sound in motion pictures signals the end of one superstar's (Jean Dujardin) career, while a young ingénue (Bérénice Bejo) stands poised to hit the big time.
The Great Race (1965)
The Great Leslie (Tony Curtis) and sinister professor Fate (Jack Lemmon) enter their wacky cars in a 1908 race from New York to Paris.
Tribute to a Bad Man (1956)
An Easterner (Don Dubbins) goes to work for a Colorado rancher (James Cagney) who keeps law and order with a rope.
Executive Suite (1954)
Four VPs and a junior executive (William Holden) jockey for power in a company run by the founder's daughter (Barbara Stanwyck).